1/Infinity, does not equal 0. Part 2
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Sorta like how the square root of 4 is both 2 and -2
Here’s a math problem:
If I gave you 67 doge coin, priced at 1.876 Euro, and you used them to buy 9 NFTs, and the NFTs experienced a x1.145 growth, how much would the NFTs be worth in USD?
If I gave you 67 doge coin, priced at 1.876 Euro, and you used them to buy 9 NFTs, and the NFTs experienced a x1.145 growth, how much would the NFTs be worth in USD?
Nothing to me. Crypto and non-fungibles are a scam to fleece fools of their wealth.
I'm having a discussion in my club now about crypto. Many countries are outlawing them because of money laundering and criminal use.
(1/infinity)^-1=infinity/1
While (-1/infinity)^-1=
-infinity
But 0^-1=1/0, which is equivalent to both.